阿苏钦语和缅甸语在语言上的相似之处

Kosei Otsuka
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阿苏钦语(ISO 639-3:csh)又称平原钦语,是一种库基钦语,主要在缅甸西南部地区使用,而缅甸语是该地区的主要语言。本文通过语言学定性分析来探讨阿苏钦语和缅甸语之间的相似性。分析表明,缅甸语对 Asho Chin 语的影响远远超出了词汇,还包括语法特征。此外,研究还强调了考虑缅甸语借词在 Asho Chin 语中的时间和地理背景的重要性。研究结果表明,阿绍钦语在不断演变,这主要是由于缅甸语的持续影响。阿绍钦语中的一系列外来词和语言结构似乎都是与缅甸语相互影响的结果,这种影响是显而易见的。
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Linguistic similarities between Asho Chin and Burmese
Asho Chin (ISO 639-3: csh), also known as Plains Chin, is a Kuki-Chin language spoken mainly in the southwestern areas of Myanmar, where Burmese is the dominant language. This paper presents a qualitative linguistic analysis to explore the similarities between Asho Chin and Burmese. The analysis reveals a significant influence of Burmese on Asho Chin that goes beyond vocabulary to include grammatical features. Additionally, the study highlights the importance of considering both the temporal and geographical context of Burmese loanwords in Asho Chin. The findings suggest that Asho Chin is constantly evolving, largely due to the continued influence of Burmese. This influence is evident in the range of loanwords and linguistic structures in Asho Chin that appear to have resulted from interaction with Burmese.
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